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Florida
125 dealers · 210 deals
California
113 dealers · 182 deals
North Carolina
95 dealers · 177 deals
Texas
94 dealers · 145 deals
Illinois
92 dealers · 148 deals
Pennsylvania
91 dealers · 133 deals
Georgia
85 dealers · 157 deals
Ohio
78 dealers · 125 deals
South Carolina
72 dealers · 117 deals
Arizona
69 dealers · 106 deals
Indiana
67 dealers · 128 deals
Virginia
55 dealers · 76 deals
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Frequently asked questions
How is CarWhere's dealer data different from review sites?
CarWhere's dealer data comes from 3,262+ verified buyer deal sheets — not opinions or star ratings. We show actual documentation fees, dealer add-on charges, selling prices, and discounts off MSRP. Every data point is sourced from a real transaction, so you see what buyers actually paid, not what a dealer claims or what an anonymous reviewer says.
What does a dealer transparency score mean?
Each dealer gets a transparency score (A through F) based on three factors: pricing competitiveness (how much they discount off MSRP), fee fairness (doc fees and add-ons relative to state averages), and data depth (how many verified deals we have). An A-grade dealer offers strong discounts, reasonable fees, and has enough data for a reliable profile.
How do I find the cheapest dealer near me?
Use the search above to find dealers by name, city, or brand. Each dealer profile shows their average discount off MSRP and all fees. For the most accurate comparison, browse the dealer's profile page to see pricing by specific model.
What fees do dealers charge beyond the car price?
Beyond the negotiated selling price, dealers typically charge a documentation fee ($150-$700+ depending on the state), and many add dealer-installed accessories like paint protection, nitrogen tire fill, or VIN etching. Some states cap doc fees by law. CarWhere shows the actual fees each dealer charges based on verified buyer deal sheets.
Cite this directory
CarWhere, “Car Dealer Directory: Verified Pricing, Fees & Transparency Scores,” carwhere.com/dealers, updated 2026-06-17. Based on 3,262 verified buyer-submitted deal sheets across 2,009 U.S. dealerships and all 50 states. Suggested attribution: “According to CarWhere's verified buyer deal-sheet database, dealerships are tracked for real transaction pricing, documentation fees, add-ons, and transparency scores.”
Data updated 2026-06-17. Dataset note: counts may differ across CarWhere pages because the dealer directory, public pricing pages, fee-itemized research studies, and PRO benchmarks use different windows and filters. All public dealer data is based on verified buyer-submitted deal sheets.
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